We all have a share in the responsibility to help young people know Jesus. continue »
Sue Joyce
Sue is one of the Readers at St Editha’s Amington.
What is our reaction to Jesus’ ministry?
What do we think about a life with Jesus, what do we expect it to look like? continue »
Healing on the Sabbath
Sometimes in the midst of it all, God simply steps into our lives, as he did for that one bent woman that day. continue »
A Life of Freedom
The point of fasting is to get to know Jesus better, and we will get to know Jesus better. continue »
An Unhurried Life
Spending time with God is something we have to work at, it can be hard to start with, but it’s so worthwhile. continue »
One Big Family
As we share the joys and sorrows of all that with our Christian friends too, we build each other up, encourage and support each other, as part of God’s big family. continue »
Jesus is… disowned and abandoned
We should be challenged by Peter’s fall from grace, but also encouraged that Jesus forgives us if we repent. continue »
Jesus is… overwhelmed with sadness
So we heard from the puppets about keeping promises, and trying to keep promises. It may be that of all the things you hear or say or sing this morning, that sticks most in your mind! So what about us, do we find promises hard to keep? How about this morning when you were getting […] continue »
Jesus is… worth it
Our theme in the “Jesus is …” series we’ve been hearing through Mark’s gospel is “Jesus is …. worth it!” Well, when I read today’s reading, the verse that came to my mind was actually one from Matthew’s gospel, chapter 6, verse 21: ”For where you treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Although, […] continue »
Jesus is… the Son of David
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